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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25

AS an evidence that the editor of the
hogersviue Reuisso is not a goose we
QUO That In writing of the proposed
lecture ON prohibition BY a lady known
n E,si TsnSs 5man and child in
white. he< m.SasaS"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
CIVIL CASES.

John W. Leah VS.. Annie Leab-Di-
vorce. Granted.
=. j. Campbell vs.. L. T., Va. & Ga.
Railroad Co.-Damage. Judgment for
plaintiff damages assessed at $4,000 and
costs.
Nathan Hodge VS.. Smith Mcqueen
Repleyin. Judgment for plaintiff.
w. b. Mathes vs.. John Hughes-Debt.
Defendant to recover of plaintiff, the sum
of 81 cents.
l.. ii. P. Lusk VS.. X. Zimmerman, gar
nished debtor of John Teague-Dismis-
sion plaintiff to recover costs of defend
AMI.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
GRAND JURY REPORT,

10 MS Honor, Al. brown, presiding Judge:
We report to your Honor under your
charge and the oath we have taken, that
we have discharged our duties according
to statutes, and we tender to you and the
Attorney General our appreciation and
kind regards, for your indulgence shown
us during the present term Of your Hon
or's court.
We have inspected the bonds of the
Constables for our county, the Sheriff,
the Trustee, the Register, and also the
bonds of the Clerk and Master, the Coun-
ty and Circuit Court Clerks, and find
them all sufficient in form and solvency.
And we further report to your Honor.
that we have inspected the public build
ings and county property, and find that
the Jail is in good repair, safe for the
confinement of prisoners That they are
well fed and bedded. The Jail is kept
as clean and neat rs could be expected for
a prison. The court house is in good re.
pair, except the pavement around the
same, which needs repairing, and we
recommend that this be done at once, be-
fore the winter weather sets in and we
would further report that the guttering
on either side of the tower Is sadly out
of shape and repair, and needs immediate
attention.
And we would further report that the
plank walk from the creek to the railroad
along the countys property west side of
jail lot is in great need of repair.
We would further recommend that the
missing or absent trees in the court house
square, and in front of the court house
building be replaced by new trees at the
proper time to re-plant them, and that
the proper officers of our county be
chargeable Herewith. These things,
your Honor, are a godseDd to your coun
tymen who have TO come to town and
eat a " snack " and cut a " watermelon"
You, your Honor, as we believe, as
well as ourselves, love to "restin the shade
of the tree " and when we all "cross
over the river" we hope to meet and
greet thee there in the "Sweet by and by"
Having, as beforesaid, discharged the
duties as grand jurors, imposed upon us
by law, our report is respectfully submit
ted, and we ask TO be discharged.
Your humble servants,
lSigned. ]. p. DUNCAN, Foreman.
j. P. CLARK,
N. F. SHIPLEY.
j. r. MELVIN,
w. r. BUCKINGHAM,
A j. GIBSON,
]. l.. GRMsLEY,
G. w. McCRARY,
G. HARRISON,
j. TUCKER.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
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Capital Prize $4,000

eve do hereby certify that zoe supervise
tic arrangements for all the Monthly and
Semi-AanUal Drawings Of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and IN person
manage and control tho DrdWingS them.
S%el0eS, and that the same are conducted
toth honesty, fairness, and IN good faiM
t0card all parties; and zoe authorize Tie
COmpGny'tO USe his certificate, NTH fac
SMILES Of u signatures attached, in its
advertisements +
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25
Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New ORLEANS. LA.

HEMEMpEQ That the presence OF Gen.
itL III : vi g erals BeRuregard and Ear
ly, who are In charge of the drawings, is O
guarantee or absolute fairness and integrity,
hat the chances are all equal, and that no
one can possibly divine what number will
draw u Prize.
REME NJ FIR that vs. yme of MI
Prizes Is GUARANTEED by FOUR MA
Tickets are signed by the President of an In
stitution, whose chartered rights are recog.
nlzed In the highest Courts: therefore, beware
OF any limitations or anonymous schemes.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-08-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
finanfaI.
TO BONDHOLDERS OF THE MEX.
CAN NATIONAL R'Y CO.

Bondhoders TO AVIAN themselves Of the benefits othe Mah
eson Palmer reorganization OF October Is 1856
required deposit their bonds without delay tho Union
Trust Company No 10 Broadway NewYork. against its
negotiable receipts therefor.
Mess George Coe Eeksten Norton and Joseph D. Potts
have been agreed the Purchasing Committee 10
whose order the bonds win be deposited
Only deposited bonds entitled participate In the sub
scrption for bonds In the reorganization plan Tho
custody of more than majority OF already been
secured.
Bonds can be deposited until January 81. without charge
copy OF the Agreement is filed Trust Com
pany and bondhoders receive copies Trust Com
pany and OF the Secretary Of the Railway Company No 81
Nsssau-st. and OF the members Of the committee.
Dated December G, 1856.
MATHEsoN 4 CO
VIM. J. PALMER
The undersigned have accepted the appointment members
ofthe Purchasing Committee under the Matheson Palmer Re
organization Agreement OF 1888 bonds
be deposited TO their order foregoing notice
Dated December T. 1856.
GEORGE S. CoE
ECKSTEIN NORTON,
JOSEPH D. POTTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
nlnsital Instruments

NUMBER OF VERY SLlGiI L1 USED
IA Of our own max" ss Eoo A.
new foe sale ut liberal regular pEcos
FIanVs tor rent - $500. 500, . 90, 80, ,.,,, ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R'WAY CO.
NETWORK. DECEMBER, 1884,
To the Security Holders Of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway Co.

The purchaser General Samuel Thomns has agreed sc
the property 10 a company 10 10 formed csloi -"
Lake Erie Railroad Company whose line Will
from sandusky. ono to Peoria Ill. 4SO miles, anu
which v III issue the following securities
$1,000 nm F.r. Mortgage gold per 50 year bonds
being AT the rate 81 slO 900 per mile
being at the rate Of 900 per
mile.
900 Common stock bcug at OF $40 900 per
mile.
All Old securities have cytngulshe by tho sale and
will receive rspccivo portions Of the purchase money
from the The present Car Trusts viii also
be paid off, leaving property nom Ion except ns abov'
od security will ~ allowed 10 subscribe for certain
portions OF the securities "a follows
INCOME BONDS
Holders Of Income bonds certificates OF deposit ~
with tho Central Trust Company will be allowed 10 deposit
their bonds cstlacaios the may be- with the Cen
rai Comu.1y AMI receipt which Will cniitio
them 10 whatever payment due from the sale OF the Railway
whom paid by the Master OF the Court
In addition
Holder. Of LAFAYETTE bloomington
c.rocate. deposng same before January rs 1897
will receive certificate wing them the right 10 subscribe
for 900 per holdings preferred stock OF tho ne"
Company at per And they hereby notified That l"
avail themselves right to subscribe thy must deposit
said bonds or certificates before January Is 1881 ami
In subscng 81 per cent Of tho 80 por cent
OF the amount before January 2o 1881
Holders ~ lake AMI Western incomes. or cetac'e'
have the same privilege except u the amount OF their sn
.crption which In their VIII DO $50 cent OF Their
holdings.
Holders Of sandnsy Division incomes or certificates have
the same privilege the amount OF Their Sub'rp
ton which will DO 100 per cent oil Their holdings
STOCKHOLDERS
Tho ola will DO deposit their stock
with IN. centra trust OF New York and on paw
peni Of si2 90 per viii certificate for the par
NJ their Old stock will be convertible into new common
stock when is.ued by Railroad Company And they arc
hereby notified 10 or before January u"
1897 Stockholders who pail nont VIII have
credit for same authorizing transfer OF tho amount 80
paid. -.
For any further Information apply at No wast' Now
York.
NELSON ROBINSON.
For the purchaser.
THE CENTRAL TRUST co. IA now prepared tn receive
,,s and income bonds issuing certificates therefor under
the above plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
HENRY C. DENIING. sscy and Trens'r
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
GRAPE CREEK COAL CO.,
OF DANVILLE, ILL.
FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT SINKING FUND
BONDS DUE 1916.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER AT
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO.,


These bonds first and only lien ono OF the most
valuable established coal properties In the State OF
Illinois consisting OF 600 acres OF coal land lS2
houses ample farm buildings and all the
machinery plant and applanceson winch there IL no IN
debteincss whatever except this issue OF bonds.
Ofths 900 set aside and held in rust By
the Farmers and Trust Company OF NewIOrk. and
used other than for buying more
coal lands building houses and making additional
mprovements 10 the property 100000 OF these
bonds have already sold held for Investment BY
some Of the most this city State
and trou England, nclnng OF the leading
Savings Banks Bank Presidents. and Trustees.
sinking fund provided In the mortgage for the payment
10 the Farmers AMI Trust Company OF SlD,00O per
annum beginning April 1891 for the redemption at OF
that amount bonds year. until the entire issue re-
deemed and cancelled
THE RENTAL FROM THE HOUSES AND THE
PROFITS FROM THE STORE, SCREENINGS. AND
THE FARMS WILL MORE TIL IN PAY THE INTER-
EST THE ENTIRE ISSUE OF BONDS WITHOUT
TOUCHING THE PROFITS FROM THE SALES or
COAL.
FOR THE TWO YEARS AND ELEVEN MONTHS
ENDING APRIL 1. 1856 THE COMPANY EARNED
s16o. i6s AND51.1Oo. OR NEARLY @ PER CENTON
81 600 GOO AND WITH THE ADDITIONAL PLANT
TO BE PUT UPON THIS PROPERTY 1T SHOULD
EARN O PER CENT on ss,OO0,oOo. WHILE THE
INTEREST CHARGES ARE ONLY $4,000
YEARLY.
We offer limited OF these bonds to investors that
are seeking for Investment and we look upon
them at the price offered the Profitable investment
in the market paying about Ga cent interest
Price. 95 and accrued interest
GRISWOLD & GlLLETT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER5-NY CITY.
ro estate transactions recorded IN
me Registers D noe TO-DAY:
sothst No 5sl West slxsle, Funds and wife 90 ooo
sot5.; 10 i4i East 2o1989 Esierbrook and oo
,otS wS 10 e cor oi sssi iOOI72j; jnoJ Hughes
and wife to Hininan 5o no.
74th-si; .n :; 10 Alien 22.5oo
193dst aoS S ~ g 20 =, Glass .... $4,000
Sith-st o 5 70 ~ 70 " "a o. Fay MULTIPLICATION. 1880
27thst No No III Me sSd another 10000
6sds, s. 100 y 90 g.n 1900
Yves, Broadway. No 100 zoAioo' ..i! A'Y $4,000
te,ys an Ns $40 ais1io0 The
Trust 60 TO XsrRon a9d as" Nc $50 10Th
ave % x5O 6xs. 6x3 4sx44xl34x5SlO - ooo
Wi s edeSacn TO Lacoste ami another 10000
aAo 5%Se jaca and wife to Ksisii: 10000
70th ST. :, and nd wife ~ 70 r Arsenburgh $4,000
w':pss .% sq s SS q
t,h.a1e C5siia OF iiiiGsi 5o1ioo
,.o ns 10 100 Of iOtiave 25I99ii; John
loa Ssn : si5 n Of i,avc 5oiOoii Hogan
s,m 70 p1op psga Woman to Hogan 1900
icSth.si 1850 q W of 2l-ave. 2jIlOolli Baker
,os ans wss y 80 OF save 2jxiooii
Merritt and wife to same. l%ooo
HoImss and nd wife q, o. same 1900
n Knestner and 10000
n Allen TO the Church at HarsenIile.-;-. !
anne pTqp'y' Inc at 10000
Lumber aud woodM orkins Co to Kenyon. $4,000
ls' aHd wife to % Il aot ii 1900
S82x632; L B Caldwell ct al 10 J Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
financial.
ISSUE OF
$J,OOO,OOO
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
FIVE PER CENT
f'fst Mortgage Extension and Collateral Bonds.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.

first Mortgage Extension and Collateral Bonds.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE.
inc Chcago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
has negotiated with the undersigned $40. 0O)0O0 Oft
iortgage Extension and Collateral Bonds issued &C the
e Vi SioOOO per mile for actually construct
co.. anu S1,ooo additional mile for equipment, tho CON-
Pny having the right issue 800 additional mile
LOT uouoe tack the bonds issued when secured
" ueot First morigag" upon the deposit with the Trust
company OF FIRST mortgage bonds ways forming part OF
inc chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company's
system e0,OO00OO OF the bonds may he issued here
er Tor the retirement Of bonds Of tho Chicago and South
western Railway Company maturing 1899.
Inc ponds are coupon bonds for 81 900, convertible into
registered cerhcaie in mupes OF 5000 each; the prtn'
upa OF Tie bonds natures 1894 but the company reserves
the Right ofreiempton % per cent and interest on and
Aer July 1894 the interest abe January and July
According N the last ANIMAL port the net earnings OF tho
company for the year ending March 81. ls5G were
siss7,i55 81
and tho interest on entire bonded indebted
ness. including leased lines rentals ara
S5,0Oo.0eO OF THESE BONDS ARE NOW OFFERED
FOR SUBSCRIPTION BY THE UNDERSIGNED AT
ITO PER CENT AND ACCRUED INTEREST. THE
kiGHT BEIHG RESERVED TO ADVANCE THE PRICE
OR TO CLOSE SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHOUT FURTHER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
Qrcssmnklna.

nRESSM French woman. first
IL engagement by The uay OF Ut hOhe
good resr,uces. Address lZl West 2ithst
DRESSNAKER-By frst- class dressmaker
- by day take work home outs ht- Grapes ana
fashions evening dresses spo
catv highest reference Address ROBES Tribune Uptown
ONCE, ,23S Broadway.
nRESSNAKER-WO like a few more
~ agenehts by day family sewing done cheap
Address M. r., J0J StlI. ave.
hRESSMAKING.-B n competent dress
~ maker go out nv the day reasonable s43 dthave
CEAMSTRESS-Who is also II perfect dress
~ maker Wishes work families by day would go
TO the mnry IL ~ pei ay. Address Miss o. liiO
une Uptown ONCE 1898 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
REAL ESTATE
,,,c,vrcc At THE EXCHANGE.

49,. report great activity in the real estate
M cS 1ss.'s' the a:
sale AZ pri's ,1ow SITS Mr.. Riddle TO Messrs.
corner OF oo ooo BlaKey has sold for Dr. William
Cohen for Ninety nnthst 200 feet west of
E. fore o SS asG sss,
Muller Son sono front store 25x50 for S39 400 TO
anvesofy James I. Wells sold cottage in the Twenty
A. Gutnan an11veI,ave lot 451ls9 FOR IS $50 to NJ. A.
third There was brisk competition ihe o'ne' sAe' o
Gysn below; , ..,rr there was A call for a tenement
At the pIVhc!s Tenth Thirteenth or seventeenth
hSoss 70 cost from 500 600 also Tor
business properly Neck l. T. was offered for $4,000 and
Of d Mot i2Or 100 Staten Island Tor SSooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
Nrw-YoRK, Wednesday. Jan. IL, 1s'

rne,oowng were held at the EXCHANGE anu Aa''i0n
Room today u.u.
sstcy dwelling T Are pCi dot az ion $3.50
AoisN'" Bu A. II. Mailer f Son.
.,orv huildpg with lot, No Sl4 Churchst. VS..
seecn Walker and Lspenard SIS, lot 2bxoO 90 .oc
Bu h,fhdrd Y. Harneh d Go.
.torv buildings with lease OF lots. Nos 506 10 oI1
o. 9isi.st SIS 1875 II W OF l0th-aNe lots COX
piii Geperal Theological Seminary OF + j. 20 ,oc
,slar ildings with lease Of lots Nos 522 and %
2lss .sSe S S0S OF io'avo 10000
n .,VIar iniinCs with lease oflots Nos BIB and
6S West Sls, sns = b ato II oi iV. 10000
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
steamship Nomenelature.

A study of steamship nomenclature
disclose some rather interesting facts.
The Guion line boats favor the names of
territories, and hence we have the Alaska
and the Arizona. The names of the
Cunard liners all end in "ia''-for ex-
ample. the Servia and the Etruria. The
Oregon was built, with the Alaska and
Arizona, TO be leased to the Guion line,
but she was acquired by the Cunard line,
and broke the spell SO far an both name
and record were concerned. The White
Star boats include the Republic, the Bri-
fannie and the Celtic-all the m ter
minating with SIC" The Anchor line
favors the "ia" terminal, and most of
the steamship companies follow a hard
and fast rule in selecting names for their
boats, any exception being accounted for
by the purchase of q particular vessel
from another ne.IGlobe- Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
HOW WALES ENJOYS LIFE.

Home HabIts Of His Royal Highness.
Choices of Clothing.
At Sandringham the prince breakfasts
with his wife and daughters, but at
Marlborough house his habits are less
regular, and al often as not his first meal
consists of sardine on toast with a cup of
coffee, OF on occasion-tel it not in Gath
"a brandy and soda. This ''small and
early" is partaken Of in the ARREST Of
costumes before the dressing room fire,
and during its progress his royal high
ness sorts and reads his letters. Half
the arrangements for the Colinderies
were made or sanctioned in that coy
little room looking out on the Mall between
the nibbles and sips of the princes break
fast.
The next business-aiways an inn
portant item with the Prince of Wales
Is the choice of the suit of clothes he
means TO wear, and the selection is to
him q matter of much care. ' II depends,
Of course, on the programme for the day.
II his diary tells him that he has to open
o hospital or attend a s'heavyf' meeting
Of learned professors or run down to
Windsor to see mamma" as he still
calls her most gracious majesty, the black
frock coat with the silk facings, with a
pair Of quiet umnentionables to follow, is
the order given to his trusty valet.
Should Sandown, on a little luncheon
somewhere" with Charley Beresford,
be down in the days bill of fare, the
latest thing in wonderful chessboard
checks is called for, but whatever suit is
offered to him the prince is sure to reject
II 1t has been worn five times before. His
royal highness never wears a pair of
trousers more than six times. The cast
ole become the property of his man.
who, it may he judged, has an enviable
post.
As o as he is arrayed in purple and
fine linen, the prince has Sir Francis
Knollys in, and over the first cigar of the
day instructs him as to the proper treat
ment Of the pile of opened letters. Then
he makes his way to his wife's morning
room, where he is sure 10 find the princess
in the daintiest of morning toilets hard at
work on ''crewels," with two of her
daughters making wonderful garments
for the Sandringham poor, while the third
little maid is reading aloud, either from
The Times or Morning Post. The papers
and the crewel work are both laid aside
when the prince enters, and when his
youngest daughter has brought him the
weight carryingest chair in the room,
han an hours chat follows.
During the season this is all the home
Me the Marlborough house people have
together. Unless he has a dinner party
at home or some function to attend which
entails the presence OF his wife and
daughters, the prince sees them no more
tIl next morning. He may look in dur.
ing the latter hours of the afternoon TO
get into evening dress, but the 8 O'Clock
tea which he honors at Sandringham by
accounting for four cups of strong Bonea
and innumerable sandwiches is honored
IN the breach at Marlborough house. At
the witching hour when suburban danes
are busy with their neighbon' character
over the teapot, Albert Edward is fulfill
ing his mission in the park or finishing
his lunch somewhere, or on rare occasions
doing penance In the house of lords
London Cor. Kansas City Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
The Russian Army's weakness.

The constitution of the corps Of officers
is said to be the weak point in the Rus
sian army. The car has ~endeavored to
remedy this weakness by replacing the
military gymnasiums by schools of cadets,
which will create a better spirit and make
more rapid PROGRESS possible. Birth, for
tune, social position have had much to do
with the assigning Of officers to the best
garrisons. The others have been in small
cities or remote villages, where there wa
little to be learned. and they became de-
moralized. To remedy this defect the
command Of regiments becoming vacant
Is to liz open to competition to the extent
Of so per cent. The remaining 20 per
cent. are reserved TO the guard and gen.
eral staff. This is more like the Napole-
onic principle Of promotion. An Aus
trian lieutenant is paid 900 forms (s240)
a year; the Russian lieutenant even less.
IL has been his small pay and slowness Of
promotion that have caused the spread Of
Nihilism among the junior officers.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12

In some parts Of Sussex, England,
there is q superstition that II you put on
your right stocking, right shoe and right
trouser leg before the left you will never
have toothache. To drink out of q skull
taken from a graveyard, to take a tooth
from such a skull and wear ii round the
neck, to apply the tooth to your own
living but aching tooth, to put q double
NUT into your pocket, to pare your finger
nails and toe nails, and wrap the parings
In q paper-all are charms against the
toothache. In other parts Of England
there ID O custom Of calling the . ,othache
the 'love pain - for which the suffere,
Is not entitled to any commisseration
Whether he or she fully consents to this
may, perhaps, be doubted. Iron Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
"se1uaN, STRONG WILL

lstnsn, strong viii. TO thy deserted throne;
Faith. hope and reason, joy win come and be
Loyal prime ministers aud aids 10 thee,
Counselors true, but powerless alone.
Dark doubt and passion their allegiance own
TO thy sway only; now, IN riot free,
They seek TO ruin what Is good In me,
And In thy absence what Is base condone.
Come thou and quell the jewellers; they VIII
cover,
And all their craven followers inthy sight
VIII serve a. slaves TO thy superior power,
Nor dare TO Haunt by day nor prowi by night
Come and defend fair innocence, whose flower
Needs the protection Of thy guardian might.
A. L. Carlton In Pioneer Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12

The ancient Firms believed that the
World itself was developed from an egg,
which a mystic bird laid In the lap Of
vaimounou, who attempted 10 hatch IL in
his bosom. Accidentally, however, he
Iet IL fall into the water; when Il was
broken; the lower portion Of the shell be-
came the earth, the upper part the sky,
the liquid white was transformed into the
sun and the yolk into the moon, while
the small fragments Of scattered shell
wsse changed into bright and glittering
stnzs.-N New York journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
70 LAM. noM TINE NORTHWEST.
TICKET OFFICES:

CHICAGO-2O5 Clark 81.
Depot. Col Polk st. q 9Th Ave
I" Palmer House
rsn Pacific Hotel.
fremont House.
E-3ob Broadway.
New Passenger Station.
ST. PAUL-113iEs.t Third street
Union Depot.
M1NNEAPOLls-19 Nicoliet House Block
Union Depot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
A Chimes. Bank Examiner.

The Chinese national bank examiner
when on his round among the banks
always takes with him a block, an ak,
and q bag of sawdust. The use for these
articles will suggest itself when Il IL
stnted that the decapitstion Of the de
faultiug officials Of the Tung Lung bank
has been ordered. A shortage means Q
good deal more 30 q Chinese bank Officer
than It does to his American compeer.-
Boston 1funscript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-12
OIL
FOR POULTRY AND SWINE.

Mr.. J. N. Mccain, Bridgeport, ", Va,
the first to discover the virtues OF 81. Jacobs
pill. saturated with ST. Jacobs Oil, was
forced down the throat OF the fowl. and
within half an hour IL was well a. ever"
Mixed with dough" be says, "and fed to
turkeys, chickens and other poultry suffer
ing from this hitherto incurable disease,
all that are able 10 swallow will be restored
TO perfect health and II the saturated pills
are forced down the threats Of those that
cannot swallow, they will Zap their winu
and crow In your face"